The purpose of this study is to answer the question of whether informatics is a field or just a discipline of knowledge. Analyzes of info-computer-based problems, consider that informatics in Poland should be treated as a field. It was emphasized that the English term computer science is only one of the informatics-oriented specializations. The word “informatics” can be associated much more often with terms; IT in the US and ICT in Europe except France, where l’informatique terminology is used). Which name to use since the narrow understanding of information processing and handling is losing its full potential for the right development. In practice, it means a reduction in undertaking ambitious tasks and the higher costs of its development. Social implications confirmed that, despite a lot of capable informaticians, Poland had not been seen (except for computer devices), the right development of informatics-oriented applications. Hence the essential general informatics oriented strategy is offered because the digital equipment-oriented strategy alone is not enough to apply in success looking ICT applications.

Strategic Informatics is a monograph of the field of computer science in the field of; Its strategic development waves, the challenges of technological progress in the context of the strategic role of computer science, the main strategy-oriented applications in business, healthcare, agriculture, education and private home, strategic challenges of computer science in the humanities, digital state and city, sustainable development and information ethics, morality, and rights.

Każdy człowiek codziennie staje przed różnej wagi wyborami.

O tym, jak może w nich pomóc sztuczna inteligencja, opowiada dr hab. inż. Miłosz Kadziński.

In his research on the Polish Chronicle by Gallus Anonymous, the author used several versions of a computer programme for the analysis of Latin rhythms. These programs proved beyond any doubt that Gall Anonymous’ Polish Chronicle and the History of the Translation of St. Nicholas, by the anonymous Monk of the Lido, are the work of one and the same person. The prose of both works has proved to be unique; some elements of it have been detected by the programme in the constitutions of Constantine the Great, in Donatist works and in papal bulls from the sixth to the eleventh century inclusive. The description of Slavdom in the Polish Chronicle and many phrases from this chronicle, as well as from the History of the Translation of St Nicholas, prove that Gallus Anonymous/Monk of the Lido sympathised with the pro-Hungarian political party, centred around the Croatian Queen Helena the Beautiful. Some indications suggest that Gallus Anonymous/ Monk of Lido was a monk at the Benedictine monastery of St Bartholomew in the Croatian capital, Knin.